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From: Ragna Zeiss <R.Zeiss@fsw.vu.nl> Date: December 22, 2004 1:19:40 PM EST To: Eurograd@lists.utwente.nl, STSGRAD-L@cornell.edu Subject: Ethics in a Virtual World: London Reply-To: R.Zeiss@fsw.vu.nl
The Second International Conference on Teaching Applied and Professional Ethics in Higher Education will take place at Roehampton University, London from 30th August to 1st September 2005 . The theme is Ethics in a Virtual World. http://www.roehampton.ac.uk/bss/cape/
The scope of the conference is broad. Papers and other conference contributions are invited on any aspect of teaching applied and professional ethics in higher education; and on any ethical issue that gives rise to questions about how the issue needs to be addressed in higher education. Contributions that address issues arising in the virtual world are particularly welcome but the conference will remain broad in its scope of ethics.
Proposals are invited for papers and other types of academic event.
- Proposals for papers should take the form of an abstract not exceeding 500 words. Full papers when presented should take no more than 25 minutes delivery time leaving up to 15 minutes for discussion in 40 minute sessions.
- Proposals for other types of academic event will also be welcome.
An innovation for the 2005 conference will be the inclusion of facilitated discussions introduced by ten minute introductions. Proposals to facilitate such round table discussions should include:-
- full text of the ten minute introduction;
- brief descriptions of the process of the event including the manner of opening discussion, questions to be posed, facilitation of discussion, closure.
Proposals are also invited for other formats for exchanging ideas in an academic context. These might include demonstrations of specific pedagogies such as the use of debates in teaching ethics. Details of what is proposed should be described.
All proposals should be submitted by 4th February 2005. Abstracts for papers must not exceed 500 words. Papers should be submitted to the CAPE Administrator at the
Centre for Applied and Professional Ethics
Duke of Kent Building
University of Surrey
GUILDFORD
Surrey GU2 5TE
UK
Or to CAPE@surrey.ac.uk
Lynne Hamill
Digital World Research Centre, University of Surrey, Guildford GU2 7XH, UK
Centre for Applied and Professional Ethics
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